[LME Market: copper futures fall, inflation fears outweigh political risks in South America] Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell on Wednesday as rising inflation pushed investor sentiment into risk aversion, outweighing potential supply disruptions in major South American producing areas. 17:00 London time (00:00 domestic time on May 20th)), LME copper for three-month delivery closed down $403.50, or 3.88%, at $10001.50 a tonne.
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(LME) copper futures on the London Metal Exchange fell on Wednesday as rising inflation pushed investor sentiment into risk aversion, outweighing potential supply disruptions in major South American producing areas.